Stop Your Family History of Bad Teeth

Help your children be cavity free for life. Xylitol will eliminate 95% of harmful mouth bacteria.
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Tooth decay is an infectious disease and a mother usually infects her own baby. Germs passed between a parent’s mouth and the baby’s mouth. You decide whether the bacteria you pass on to your baby is healthy or harmful.

• Germs are given to the baby in saliva (by kissing, cleaning a pacifier, tasting food on a spoon, etc.)
   
• Germs grow on toothbrushes; everyone should have his or her own brush and clean it in an antiseptic mouth rinse or a tooth brush sanitizer. Be careful about sharing.

People often think that they have been unlucky and that they have inherited poor teeth. There are factors that you could have inherited which have given you a dry mouth problem. You may have a skeleton or jaw shape that makes it difficult to close your lips together. Families may share a special lip shape that makes everyone in the family a mouth breather and thus prone to dry mouth and dry teeth.

Xylitol can help everyone in your family fight tooth decay and enjoy better oral health. Parents have small windows of opportunity when they can positively influence the future of their children’s teeth forever. They can use these moments to give their children the gift of healthy teeth by protecting new teeth as they come into the mouth. Children with perfect teeth at 12 to14 years old (or when all permanent teeth have erupted) are likely to have perfect teeth for life.

Don’t put the blame on soft, weak teeth or inherited problems and don’t wait for your dentist to prevent dental disease. A dentist can fill and repair cavities and damaged teeth but he cannot stop these bad things from happening.